Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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P-. 3 I i I I l ll I Ni Mr. Harold K. Lawson Instructor of Physical Education vis I Dr. Joseph Doran Associate Professor of Sociology Nlrs. Doreen St. Clair Assistant Professor of Women's P.E. Mrs. Lucy Riegel Part-Time Instructor of Sociology 5 I -fu. 4 I I 3-e-if-1' AX w.Sw ' Psgc. challe KIIITIIIQCPK IWUD 35 PU SU10l'GfPmx wlifinm, Uhlffsfbssa IIOQI Gong mdfms N sa TIJM1 YI I Faculty 18 All 1 I we . i 5 I y r ,sq, .,.. N .,.:, M 1 ll I I 5. I I - E P I

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.......,..7---M Who sags 'ain'f' ain'f good English? Mr. Richard Swan. Associate Professor of English Mrs Gladys Swan Dr. David Gladish Assistant Professor of English Professor of En9I'sh mm, N , Y -f--Ae:-Q.-.sez ff- -V: -- s.. ..-'M' ' . A full-time staff of qualified teachers stimulates English students with a chal- lenging program of in-depth reading, writ- ing and analysis. Because they stress superior instruction, Franklin English pro- fessors strive to remain intellectually alive through teaching in many different areas. Aiming for intellectual curiosity, -English majors take 16 specific hours in English, including three courses in major writers and one course in Shakespeare. In addi- tion, through various electives, majors are able to broaden their field of knowledge and pursue other interests. In consultation with their professors, some students are encouraged to take individual study. Miss Glenda HanNood Assistant Professor of English Facultv 17

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X Numan... 1. Mr. Stewart Faught, Associate Professor of Men's P.E. 1 ' 1 . ,- f, .. -f 1' an .g ,'w,zs---,f,f- f,, ,, . - x--J.,1f,Lt ,fR:'5f'-m.2gs'gi-7224 t f, Jxffr, ww QQ,-'::sf,ez:2,'ft?2s f 'W 5' f f 5 5- is f Psgc.. Soc.. and P.E. challenge the mind and bodg Knowledge of both the individual and the group are important concepts in the study of Psychology, Sociology and Physi- cal Education. Experiencing a complete turnover of fac- ulty members, the Psychology and Soci- ology departments strive to get their students involved through experiments and field work. Mrs. Ruth Callon Associate Professor of Women's P.E. Parallel to this actual experience tech- nique, Physical Education majors are exposed to all a ct i v ities and are encouraged to get directly involved in team competition. Continuously expand- ing, Franklin's Physical Education depart- ment also presents guest speakers and emphasizes the importance of getting actual first-hand experience. gmwm-7W Q s-UEWFWKK Qfqgpqnvdi Ewa-H-'H A .r YQ Q 5 t -fi 2 s SIX 5 we - NW if if X . fi 1 ' .Q ,li sz . SN if E Q is-if Mr. Charles Cagle Instructor of Psychology l IVlr. Edward Thompson Assistant Professor of P.E. Dr. Virupaksha Kothandapani Assistant Professor of Psychology X 5 X Faculty-19